Star Arcana
Hope springs eternal
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- Where the maple trees grow
- Seen Feb 16, 2018
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Learning I won the Governor General's Award in Gr. 12. It's an award in Canada given to the person with the highest overall mark in their graduating class. Basically, I was going to skip grad, but the counselor called my mom and told her to try and get me to go. So she did.
Related to the above, getting a 100% my grade 12 Human Geo class. I was obsessed with getting top grades, so that was huge for me.
After getting tons of extra help and tutoring, I was able to kick the physics part of the science exam's butt. I knew all the formulas, where to use them, and how they worked. I'd never done so well in anything requiring so much math and formula-memorizing, though I didn't keep on with it. I knew my limits, haha.
Joining the Enviro Club in grade 10; I was highly anxious and socially awkward, so taking that leap was a major moment. I even got to go on an overnight field trip with the club, and had such a great time.
By the end of grade 12, it was finally having some friends I could hang out with during classes. I had miserable luck making good friends, so having some people I could hang around with was super special to me. Sadly, I lost contact with a lot of them, but I won't be forgetting those times.
I had finally found my niche by high school's end, so the last day was pretty rough. I remember listening a remix of the RSE credit music on my way out and during my walk home. I was probably one of the few people to cry over being done, haha.
Grade nine was pretty lame, but by the end of grade 10, things had picked up a lot. Overall, though I wish I had done more and not focused so much on grades, I can't say I had a bad time of HS.
Learning I won the Governor General's Award in Gr. 12. It's an award in Canada given to the person with the highest overall mark in their graduating class. Basically, I was going to skip grad, but the counselor called my mom and told her to try and get me to go. So she did.
Related to the above, getting a 100% my grade 12 Human Geo class. I was obsessed with getting top grades, so that was huge for me.
After getting tons of extra help and tutoring, I was able to kick the physics part of the science exam's butt. I knew all the formulas, where to use them, and how they worked. I'd never done so well in anything requiring so much math and formula-memorizing, though I didn't keep on with it. I knew my limits, haha.
Joining the Enviro Club in grade 10; I was highly anxious and socially awkward, so taking that leap was a major moment. I even got to go on an overnight field trip with the club, and had such a great time.
By the end of grade 12, it was finally having some friends I could hang out with during classes. I had miserable luck making good friends, so having some people I could hang around with was super special to me. Sadly, I lost contact with a lot of them, but I won't be forgetting those times.
I had finally found my niche by high school's end, so the last day was pretty rough. I remember listening a remix of the RSE credit music on my way out and during my walk home. I was probably one of the few people to cry over being done, haha.
Grade nine was pretty lame, but by the end of grade 10, things had picked up a lot. Overall, though I wish I had done more and not focused so much on grades, I can't say I had a bad time of HS.